What has Augmented and Mixed Reality got to do with Architecture?

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James Lee Burgess UrbanXRTechnology & AI

Augmented and mixed reality can sound like hype, but they raise useful questions for architecture: how people see information, test space, share models and interact with design.

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Stephen Drew speaks with James Lee Burgess about augmented reality, mixed reality, architecture, HoloLens, Unity, Revit models, NFTs, accessibility, upskilling and where immersive tools may fit in built environment work.

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What augmented and mixed reality mean in practical terms

How immersive tools can connect to architectural models and public spaces

Why Revit models and performance limits still create workflow challenges

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0:00 · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
It's Tuesday, Tuesday special, strap in, we're going somewhere else. Is it the Metaverse? Oh, yeah, I think you're all fed up about me talking about the Metaverse. Maybe my next guest, maybe he's in the Metaverse. Maybe not. Have you heard of augmented reality? Have you watched the Matrix? Hmm. Get them QR codes out.
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It's Peter. 16 seconds. We're going to talk all about it. And what are you all doing at lunch today? Was it a prep? Was it a Tesco meal deal? I hear they've gone up now. Oof. Anyways, four seconds.

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